Include Serial Number Detail in Multiple Interfaces and APIs

MOVEMENT REQUEST API  

To allow ERP and manufacturing applications the option to order specific serial numbers against a particular movement request line, we’ve added a Movement Request API which will support JSON format.

This API now allows you to load the stage tables for the movement request entity in JSON format with the required serial numbers.

URL

POST .../wms/lgfapi/v10/stage/movement_request/

The `parameters` section of the request body will allow you to specify how the data needs to be loaded to stage tables and how the movement request should be processed.

Section Name Type Required Description
parameters json_data string yes

Data to be shared will be passed in the request header as content type

parameters async boolean (yes/no)   By default the value will be considered as true or yes.
parameters only_load_flg boolean (yes/no)   By default the value will be considered false.
parameters load_all_errors boolean (yes/no)   By default the value will be no. If the value is passed as yes, then do not stop the movement request just on first error.

Select the relevant JSON format file from the Input Interface screen to upload and run the interface for movement request. The API will pull data for the following fields:

  • facility_code
  • company_code
  • movement_request_nbr
  • Sequence_number
  • item_code
  • required_serial_number
  • stage record status
  • error_str
  • create_ts
  • create_user
  • mod_ts
  • mod_user

VIEW SERIAL NUMBERS FROM INPUT INTERFACE UI

  • You can view the underlying requried serial numbers from the Input Interface UI.
  • You can see the relevant required serial numbers by selecting the corresponding movement request detail.

SUPPORT JSON FORMAT IN OUTPUT INTERFACE

We are now supporting JSON format in the Output Interface for the following output interfaces:

Output Interface Used For
Wave Pick Info Inventory picking information
Replenishment Pick Info Inventory information after performing

Steps to Enable

  1. From the Output Interface Configuration UI, select the Interface Type.
  2. Select JSON as the interface format and click Save.
  3. The system should now generate the output file in JSON format.

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